A beanie is an excellent project for beginner crocheters; it’s relatively easy and quick. Beanies often require only a single skein of yarn, making it a budget-friendly and accessible project for those who are just starting.

Terms: US.
Yarn weight: DK.
The yarn I used: Women’s Institute Premium Acrylic Yarn 100g.
Shade: Fox rust (67).
Hook: 3.5 mm.
Other tools: scissors, measuring tape, yarn needle, and stitch markers (if you don’t have markers you can use bobby pins instead).

I’ve made this pattern free as an example. I understand that buying a pattern from a designer for the first time can be intimidating. Despite all the descriptions and information, it feels like you’re purchasing a black box. So, I want to show you how my tutorials look. In most cases, my patterns include a .pdf (written instructions, photos, and charts) along with a video (unless stated otherwise).

I hope you find my tutorial helpful. Don’t forget to mention me if you decide to share your beanie. If you enjoy this tutorial, you’re welcome to explore and purchase my other tutorials.